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Angelina Apartments

154 S Mountain View Ave

1242 Lilac Pl

Lake Valley Apartments

1246 1/2-1248 Elysian Park Dr

Innes Heights

130 S Coronado St

3100-3114 London St

Hope on Alvarado

3234 Descanso Dr

Valley St. Apartments

3210 Ellsworth St

Echo Park Senior Housing

212 S Union Ave

1238 Elysian Park Dr

1807-1809 Glendale Blvd

229 S Westlake Ave

1537-1541 Silver Lake Blvd

The Dillon II at Silver Lake

231 S Westlake Ave

Casa Laguna

221-227 S Park View St

Sunset Apartments

180 S. Mountain View Ave.

153 Glendale Blvd

Lafayette Hotel Apartments

Robinson Street

Court Street Apartments

206 Coronado St

Miramar Village Apartments

230-240 N Reno St

Valley Street Apartments

Coronado Apartments Non-Rent Controlled

144 Union Pl

3205 Descanso Dr

1206-1208 W Sunset Blvd

230 S. Carondelet St.

3209 Descanso Dr

Union Place Apartments

201-207 N Toluca St

256 Crandall St

192 S Mountain View Ave

Coronado Square Apartment

3360 Descanso Dr

577 N Boylston St

225 N Reno St

160 Union Pl

221-229 Union Pl

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